House For Sale £225,000
A CHARMING ONE BEDROOM FREEHOLD MID TERRACE RESIDENCE SITUATED IN THIS DESIRABLE LOCATION. VIEWING IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO FULLY APPRECIATE THE ACCOMMODATION WHICH BENEFITS FROM DOUBLE GLAZING AND GAS CENTRAL HEATING.
Accommodation in brief: Front sitting room, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom with shower.
Full Description:
"The Nook" is a charming period terraced residence which seeps character. Set back in an elevated position, the property is approached from Finstall Road via a shared pathway. The accommodation, which fully merits an internal inspection, benefits from gas central heating and double glazing. The cosy front sitting room has the stairs leading to the first floor, a fitted log burner, feature column radiator, slate tile flooring and door to the kitchen with door to rear, the kitchen has fitted units and plumbing for automatic washing machine. At the first floor there is a double bedroom with built in cupboard and window overlooking the front garden. Bathroom with enclosed shower cubicle. A "Worcester Bosch" gas boiler provides gas heating.
Outside:
Private gated front garden comprising lawn with inset pathway, established borders and timber garden shed. The property is approached from Finstall Road via two stepped pathways.
Location:
Bromsgrove is the main town within the larger Bromsgrove district. In the Middle Ages it was a small market town primarily producing cloth & then 18th & 19th centuries it became a major centre for nail making. Bromsgrove was first documented in the early 9th century as Bremegraf.
The market town itself offers a wide variety of individual shops, eateries and coffee shops all along the pedestrianized high street. There is a golf club, Sanders park, rugby club, leisure facilities to include the David Lloyd gym.
Transport: Bromsgrove is intersected by the A38 which was bypassed to east of the town in 1980, the M5 motorway borders the west side and the M42 motorway starts at the north of the town. There is a bus station as well as a train station making this a very desirable place to live.
Education: Bromsgrove schools use a three-tier education system (first school, middle school, high school & special schools) as well as being home to the infamous Bromsgrove Independent School.
Tenure: The vendor advises us the property is freehold but this will need to be verified by a solicitor.
EPC: D
Council Tax band: B
Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
Accommodation in brief: Front sitting room, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom with shower.
Full Description:
"The Nook" is a charming period terraced residence which seeps character. Set back in an elevated position, the property is approached from Finstall Road via a shared pathway. The accommodation, which fully merits an internal inspection, benefits from gas central heating and double glazing. The cosy front sitting room has the stairs leading to the first floor, a fitted log burner, feature column radiator, slate tile flooring and door to the kitchen with door to rear, the kitchen has fitted units and plumbing for automatic washing machine. At the first floor there is a double bedroom with built in cupboard and window overlooking the front garden. Bathroom with enclosed shower cubicle. A "Worcester Bosch" gas boiler provides gas heating.
Outside:
Private gated front garden comprising lawn with inset pathway, established borders and timber garden shed. The property is approached from Finstall Road via two stepped pathways.
Location:
Bromsgrove is the main town within the larger Bromsgrove district. In the Middle Ages it was a small market town primarily producing cloth & then 18th & 19th centuries it became a major centre for nail making. Bromsgrove was first documented in the early 9th century as Bremegraf.
The market town itself offers a wide variety of individual shops, eateries and coffee shops all along the pedestrianized high street. There is a golf club, Sanders park, rugby club, leisure facilities to include the David Lloyd gym.
Transport: Bromsgrove is intersected by the A38 which was bypassed to east of the town in 1980, the M5 motorway borders the west side and the M42 motorway starts at the north of the town. There is a bus station as well as a train station making this a very desirable place to live.
Education: Bromsgrove schools use a three-tier education system (first school, middle school, high school & special schools) as well as being home to the infamous Bromsgrove Independent School.
Tenure: The vendor advises us the property is freehold but this will need to be verified by a solicitor.
EPC: D
Council Tax band: B
Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
